Exam 14: Customer Relationship Management

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All the data concerning customers is stored in a central place, called the _____.

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Philip, who is a regular customer of Fairmont Banff Spring.He On arrival, he gets out of the cab, enters the hotel, goes to the guest desk, and talks to the guest executive about his room.These customer interactions are referred to as _____.

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To recognize their customer's individual preferences, Flyaway Airlines began to map each step of customer interaction.This included making a note of individually preferred seating, food, and travel timings.Each of these customer interactions may be referred to as _____.

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Should organizations focus on low-value customers? Explain your answer.

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For a company, measuring overall customer satisfaction is a better measure of customer loyalty than measuring satisfaction at each touch point.

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By gaining insight into each customer's needs and behaviours and using this information to improve the customer's dealings with the company, Flyaway Airlines is using a process called customer _____.

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The renovation process is a result of customer patterns and insights that were analyzed to make better marketing decisions.Which of the following processes did Magnet Inc.use?

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The oldest and best known loyalty program in Canada is HBC Rewards.

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WestJet is an excellent example of a company that has embraced CRM from the top management down.Employees of WestJet have a heightened sense of customer service responsibility uncharacteristic of many other employees.How do they accomplish this?

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CRM is the process of building and maintaining profitable customer relationships

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A small number of customers account for a large percentage of a brand's sales and profits.This is referred to as market penetration.

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